Music, lives, and pianos intertwine in a concert of local premieres.

With the S.F. Symphony, the venerable conductor laureate shows how to do more with less fuss.

Elegant, understated playing in a cozy setting brings out the best in a program of Couperin, Marais, Balbastre, and Telemann.

Five centuries of musical legacy woven together in one spectacular concert.

Orchestra and conductor were in top form, but Latvian violinist Baiba Skride stole the show.

The American pianist made child’s play of a notoriously difficult concerto.

Together with great soloists, the California Chamber Symphony, and an excellent children’s choir, the Society creates a memorable Elijah.

One of Richard Strauss’s less-performed symphonic poems pairs with Igor Levit’s masterful Schumann performance.

The great violinist drained every ounce of emotion from Britten’s Violin Concerto in a triumphant appearance with the Marin Symphony.